it's all over!!!!, page-153

Not as simple as your three points. Many of us were invested, and got out at the right time. The fact that we were invested makes us even more interested than a typical onlooker.

i find it fascinating, and it's like a train crash in slow motion. Lots of canaries in the coal mine early were warning about management's penchant for printing shares for themselves, family and friends, whilst diluting the hell out of shareholders - and for the financial feasibility of the entire operation. It's more like a flashy front for the actual money maker, which is printing shares.

Just because people have differing views, or seem salty, doesn't mean they're paid to downramp.

This said, I don't support the nasty stuff people are throwing at investors. Go all out on the CEO, but there's no need to gloat and be nasty to holders.